Book Review-‘Chakra: Chronicles of the Witch Way’ by Ritu Lalit
“A VERY
WELL KNITTED STORY ABOUT JAPAS, WITCHES, POWER, KUNDALINI, CHAKRAS AND
SUPERNATURAL POWERS… This is a novel by Ritu Lalit …”
The story is
about Japas who are in a race for power so secretive that their existence
becomes as dismissed as a parable. This story revolves around our mythology
era. Even first few pages would give you the feel as if you are reading a
mythological drama where the men and women, possess special physical abilities
beyond belief, playing with elements, with the power to curse and cure. They
exist among us, mingle with us, ride our metros, visit our malls, and even go
to the same schools and colleges as us. This is the perfect story with many
flavors in it and some extra-ordinary events and also some unusual twist and
turns.
Parineeta
Mohan is a powerful Japni who has turned her back on The Witch Way. She has
even brought up her niece and nephew as ordinary people, unaware of their
heritage. Their life changes when the kids disappear along with their cousin
Roma.
A shocked
and desperate Parineeta has to find them before enemies of her family do.
Moreover she has no one to turn to but Jorawar, a man she is attracted to but
can’t trust since he belongs to the ominous association named ‘Pax’. The only
way she can fight, win and survive is to embrace her heritage and get back to
her witch power.
As the story
moves ahead, at times you will feel that you are in mythological world, then it
is completely different an era of 2050, then with another turn in story you
will find yourself in today's world, sometimes you will find yourself encircled
with magical powers while at times you will visualize unimaginable things happening
in a page yet for others it might be just a page of book, however for you it
will be a completely different world of an unusual tale.
Now my Positive viewpoints:
The
concept and climax is good, on each and every page, every twist and turn in the
story is captivating. The authoress has narrated the story so well that you
want to keep reading to know what is there in the next page and which twist
will be the next.
Some suggestive points:
Overall
the book is really good and very well expressed. The only drawback of the book
is the thickness of book, but then the power with which authoress has narrated
the story cannot be written in an abridged version.
Final
words:
Overall
if asked I would say...this is a commendable work done by Authoress… (Ritu
Lalit) I would give 4.5 stars to this book.
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